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								<p>Thanks. I’m keen to find the problem rather than plaster over! Occasionally I have seen some other machines triggering this. So far only things claiming to be Safari (so could be a bot using a different client string, but dunno).</p>
<p>Either ahrefs isn’t asking for the same files again in the same way, or something else, but the problem has become less frequent over time (but ahrefs still seems to be requesting jpgs, only the effect doesn’t happen for all requests… Perhaps only once, the very first time? But if so why?)</p> 
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								<p>This seems like a crawler but modified somehow, perhaps it’s goal is to disrupt your work like a ddos attack?</p>
<p>Also do you have a robots.txt file in your project?</p>
<p>If not maybe the crawler got lost in a loop and lost it’s way trying to index your website and the only part that it can recognize are the jpeg occasionally.</p>
<p>Also this behavior(of the bot) feels like someone that had to much to drink that is searching his way.</p>
<p>It waits a couple of seconds then remembers that this looks familiar. I am going this way, then decides that perhaps not and stops to think again which way to go.</p>
<p>Also those request to jpeg that is making, dose it have time to extract data from them metadata?</p> 
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